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Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen warn of difficult F1 Brazilian GP comebacks

F1 drivers face difficult Brazilian GP comebacks

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Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will start from the back of the grid at the Brazilian Grand Prix due to penalties. This is according to coverage from The Race and Formula 1.

The drivers have expressed concerns about their chances of a comeback, with Hamilton reflecting on the grid penalties and power unit changes in an interview with Formula 1. Verstappen, meanwhile, joked about watching Premier League football during the qualifying delay, stating that he'll never get those 12 hours back, as reported by Motorsport.com.

The current state of the grid is that of a challenging comeback, with Lando Norris hoping for rain to aid his chances of fighting Kimi Antonelli, as reported by Sky Sports.

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The obvious questions

Will Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton be able to make a comeback in the Brazilian GP?

Their chances are difficult due to starting from the back of the grid.

What caused Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton to start from the back of the grid?

Penalties, according to The Race and Formula 1.

Is rain expected to play a role in the Brazilian GP?

Lando Norris hopes for rain to aid his chances, as reported by Sky Sports.

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